Streamline users’ path to products by providing clear, differentiating product information at all levels — from the homepage to product listing pages.
From Nielsen Norman Group.
An example of a great, easy to understand style guide.
From Atlassian Design.
This approach is different from others you may have seen in that it uses a valid <table> (and child elements) and acknowledges that screen readers no longer consider <table>s to be tables when you start messing with their display properties.
From Adrian Roselli.
A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it.
From Inclusive Components .
This is a website trying to present all relevant data visualisations, so you can find the right visualisation and get inspired how to make them.
From The Data Viz Project.
flatpickr is a lightweight and powerful datetime picker.
From flatpickr.
CSS Grid simplifies existing layout patterns and adds new possibilities for graphic design.
From Mozilla.
What designers need to know about these transformational layout tools.
From Medium: Jon Yablonski.
From Facebook.
PWAs are web apps that look and feel like native apps — they’re installable, they load quickly, they can deliver push notifications, and they work offline. How do they do all that? Service workers are the key.
From Braincrunch.
Beautiful, free photos. Gifted by the world’s most generous community of photographers.
From Unsplash.